Privacy Statement

This web site operated by Webscape Communications headquartered in Central Florida. Chief officer for Webscape Communications is Merlin S. Gagle, II MPS. Webscape Communications is the publisher of WebNovice.com.

The Editor and Webmaster of WebNovice.com is Dr. Allen Gagle, CNS-Phd.

Mr. Merlin Gagle can be reached via email at:
administrator@uscities.net
Dr. Allen Gagle can be reached via email at:
webmaster@webnovice.com

Our Brief Policy:
We do not maintain a list for marketing of any products, we do not
sell addresses of our visitors. Those who are account holders in our free email program may receive information on products that are included
ONLY within the body of our newsletter - we do not allow spamming
and at no time will we supply anyone a list of our account holders email addresses for ANY reason. At no time will we email any advertisements to our account holders.

Our Detailed Policy:
For each visitor to our Web site and its linked pages, our Web server automatically recognizes no information regarding the domain or e-mail address. We collect aggregate information on what pages visitors access and information volunteered by the visitor, such as survey information and/or site registrations.

The information we collect is used for internal review and is then discarded, used to improve the content of our Web site and not shared with other organizations for commercial purposes.

When you supply your name and/or e-mail address when registering to access any of the interactive services on this site, we do not gather that data for any other use than to identify you when you access those services.

Surveys
Questionnaires or Surveys are conducted anonymously, no information
is kept on the person filling them out, only the results of the Survey
or Questionnaire; the results may or may not be made public.

Contests or Giveaways
This doesn't include contests, which only the name/state of the person
may be made public and the information collected will only be used to award
the contest winner(s); or be posted on the site to confirm contest results
or notify winners.

Credit Cards
We are an Amazon Associate and sell books at the WebNovice.com Bookstore on topics that we think will interest our users. Amazon will ask you for certain personal information, such as mailing address and credit card number, to fulfill your order. Amazon also has a privacy policy and does not sell or rent information about its customers. WebNovice.com does not receive any personally identifiable information about WebNovice.com Bookstore customers from Amazon. The same applies for DigitalRiver which we sell software through.

Cookies
We do not enable cookies and we do not collect personally identifiable information at our web site. We periodically delete usage logs maintained by our servers.

Stipulations
We will provide information to authorities if our email account is being used to conduct illegal activities and the authority has presented the proper credentials. We do not tolerate SPAM and will reserve the right to terminate accounts which are using our email program to proliferate such activities.
Email will not be forwarded to authorities unless subpoenaed.

Obviously if you leave our site through a link, you are not guaranteed these same rights and you should check their privacy statements before submitting information to a third party.

Your privacy is important to us, and we believe that it is necessary to retain this right and privilege; which is worth fighting to protect.

Allen Gagle
Managing Editor & WebMaster

This statement subject to change or modification as the future progresses, you will be notified on our main page if ever such a change becomes necessary. Not responsible for errors or omissions.
We do not have any control over address harvesters that may invade our web site for the purpose of harvesting addresses for use by other parties, such technology may include but are not limited to: SpamBots, Spiders and Email-harvesters. Although we have methods in place to block such activity,
new technologies are emerging at an increasing pace, which we may not have knowledge of.